The Innova Roc is one of the most popular discs in the world. Players of all skill levels have sworn by this disc and frequently have more than one Roc in their bag.

This overstable midrange disc is a touch faster than the ever popular Roc. The Roc3 claims to be perfect for everything, from controlled approaches to midrange drives. It will perform well in the wind and be extremely versatile. 

The Axiom Pyro sets a new standard for beadless overstable midranges. This disc is amazingly torque resistant, and flies exactly where you want it to go. It's an amazing forehand and backhand midrange, and could become your next go-to.

The Crux by Thought Space Athletics is a moderately overstable midrange that can hold the line and provide a predictable fade at the end-of-flight. It is a very useful tool on the course for navigating around objects and holding up through adverse conditions. Consider the Crux to be a pro-level mid that will become a staple in the bags of many players.

The Inca is a workhorse, beaded, torque resistant midrange. This disc will be your go-to for years to come because of its amazing ability to get better over time. It's overstable now, but throw it for a season or two and it will be the straightest flying, most dependable midrange you've ever thrown. This midrange was made to cycle, and was designed for that purpose.

The Balance by Axiom is a moderately overstable midrange in the Simon Line of discs. It is a standard, comfortable midrange that can handle the power of experience players without being too overstable and cumbersome for newer players.

The EMac Truth is an overstable midrange disc designed to offer a more stable flight than the regular Truth midrange driver. This version of the disc is Eric McCabe's signature disc, and was designed to his specifications. This disc will hold any line you give it, and is often used as a very effective upshot driver. It offers both a predictable fade and a long flight with its high glide. This disc holds true every time you throw it. 

The Malta, an overstable midrange, is Paul McBeth's 4th disc. The Malta has a strong and controllable flight. It has a similar feel and flight to the Zone, but with the distance and trustworthiness of a Buzzz. The Diameter is slightly bigger than a Zone, but not as wide as a full size wide-diameter midrange.

The Järn’s flight pattern makes it just as competent for touchy flex shots as for flat-out hyzers. It can handle headwinds and also provides a soid end-fade. Its low profile makes it easy to grip and to release. Järn is the Swedish word for iron.

The Infinite Discs Ra is a moderately overstable midrange with a very flat top and comfortable, beaded rim. It utilizes Innova's V-technology to provide incredible torque resistance. It feels and flies perfectly for both backhand and forehand players. It is difficult to find a midrange that is so easy to control and so precise under multiple course conditions.

The Wasp is one of the more popular overstable midrange discs. This is a great disc for windy conditions and strategic fading shots. The Wasp has a Discraft stability rating of 1.5. The Wasp is only available in the ultra-durable Elite-Z and ultra-premium Titanium plastics.

If you’re looking for a quality midrange disc that will last, these plastics will do the job. For a more colorful option, consider a dyed Wasp in Elite Z plastic.

The Matrix is a moderately overstable GYRO™ midrange designed after overwhelming demand by loyal MVP disc fans. It is a fast and smooth, large-diameter midrange driver with responsive overstable flight for a broad power spectrum. This was the mid-range disc released for the 2016 MVP Circuit.

The Kotuku is a reliable, overstable-to-straight midrange disc with a nice end-fade. It will easily hold a line and flies with a glide that is sneaky long.

The K1 Soft Kaxe is a overstable midrange by Kastaplast.

The Desolation, from Doomsday Discs, is an all-purpose, overstable midrange. It has a straight flight that finishes with a moderate, consistent fade. It has smoothed-rim edges and a semi-deep rim to make it very comfortable for throwing and a go-to for seasoned players. It is part of the Catastrophic Line, and made in the USA for high performance that will last to the end of the world (which may come sooner rather than later).

The Shark is an excellent beginner disc, and is included in Innova's DX starter set. Many say that this disc holds a fantastic line, while the throwing style of others creates an extremely sharp fade at the end of flight. This disc is the ideal disc for getting through areas full of small obstacles.

The Condor is a large-diameter PDGA approved golf disc. This disc provides for precise accuracy and makes a great transition disc for new disc golfers experienced with catch and throw Frisbees.

In any apocalyptic situation, you can always expect to find some barren Wasteland. That's why it's perfect to have a slightly overstable go-to midrange in your Doomsday Discs lineup. This disc has a shallow profile and a comfortable, smooth rim shape. 

The Kastaplast Nord enhances the Kastaplast midrange selection with its robust overstable qualities. More overstable than both the Gote and the Svea, the Nord excels in resisting wind, reliably fading under any conditions. With a perfectly balanced overstability, it's practical for players seeking a midrange disc that predictably holds its line and finishes strong.

The KUI, from Yikun Discs, is a high-quality midrange with a comfortable rim and domey profile for high glide and a precise, controlled flight. It has a consistent end-fade, allowing you to approach the basket with confidence, but it can also be thrown with power without flipping over.